New Year’s Events in Seoul, 2024/2025
New Years Eve is a big deal in Korea and there are plenty of places to countdown to the new year. We’ve got our shortlist here, so take your pick!
What to See, Eat and Do in Korea (and Beyond)
New Years Eve is a big deal in Korea and there are plenty of places to countdown to the new year. We’ve got our shortlist here, so take your pick!
There are three Christmas markets in Seoul that run the full length of December, but the most popular one is definitely the Lotte Christmas Market at the Lotte World Mall.
Winter in Seoul means festivals, street food and many, many layers. But even though the threat of frostbite is ever-present, there’s so much to do and see in the city of lights. Here are our favorite activities and events in Seoul, South Korea.
Lotte’s Christmas Market is back at the Lotte World Mall square and, this year, there’s a pretty big focus on food with a large number booths set up.
Let’s get straight to it. Here’s everything we ate at the Lotte Christmas Market in Seoul.
‘Tis the season! If you thought Seoul’s winter nights couldn’t get brighter, think again. We’re about to see an onslaught…
It is officially winter in Korea which means it’s going to be cold. Snow isn’t always guaranteed, but sub-zero temperature and chilly nights are. So we’ve got tips to keep you warm and your holidays bright this December!
If you’re going to be in Seoul this December or January, then the Seoul Lantern Festival definitely one spot we’d…
November is here and Korea will slowly start shifting into winter. There are fewer outdoor events and festivals in November which gives you a chance to enjoy more of the eating and drinking culture. The weather has gotten very cold very quickly, so for anyone looking to visit in winter (November – January), make sure to dress warm.
There’s nothing that brings a smile to my face faster than a Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings. I’m talking turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, biscuits and probably a pumpkin pie for good measure. And now, thanks to an ever-growing expat population, I never have to go a year without Thanksgiving in Seoul.
October might be the best month to visit Korea. We’re firmly outside the grasp of summer and it’s the heart of autumn. The weather’s perfect for taking in outdoor events, going hiking, or just getting coffee in the afternoon.
Korea is full of beautiful and historical landmarks, but 경복궁 (Gyeongbokgung) will always be our favorite. We visit the palace at least once every season, in every kind of weather, any chance we get. We love the history, unique architecture and vibrant colors.
Jungkook’s “Golden: The Moments” exhibition is designed to commemorate his journey from debut to the release of his first solo album “GOLDEN” and it does not disappoint. The exhibition is spread over 2 floors and is divided into about 13 different spaces (14 if you include the shop at the end). It’s surprisingly extensive!